World War I intensified the conflict between the Indian people and the British colonists

After World War I, Britain implemented a high-pressure policy against India, and promulgated the Lorat Act to arouse the Indian people's resistance

Direct reason: The UK created the Amritsar tragedy

The root cause: The development of national capitalist economy requires getting rid of British colonial rule

"Mahatma" Gandhi

First time (1920-1922)

The second time (1930)

The third time (during World War II 1940-1941)

positive

negative

During World War I, Egypt became Britain's "protective country" and actually became a British colony.

During the war, Egypt's economy developed rapidly and the bourgeoisie gradually grew.

After the war, Britain continued to maintain its rule in Egypt, arousing strong opposition from the Egyptian people.

Zagrull

Peaceful demonstration

Armed uprising

After repeated struggles by the Egyptian people, in 1922, the British government was forced to conditionally recognize Egypt's independence.

The Waffle Movement laid the foundation for the further development of Egypt's national democratic movement

In 1910, a bourgeois revolution occurred

In 1917, the Bourgeois Constitution was promulgated, but it was not implemented effectively, and social and economic development was slow.

In 1934, Cardenas was elected president

Cardenas

politics

economy

educate

Consolidate the achievements of the Mexican bourgeois revolution and lay the foundation for the development of Mexico's social and economic

Bourgeois reform

War I weakens imperialist colonial power

Inspired by the Russian October Revolution

Bourgeois